davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
@efGDrGt6es Gemer.

SIN 6em ultter Dem GfGmen ygSeftern 6oz
tel" bcfdn1tten 2ogirb0uie 0rttten STANCES
$50. 120 @. 6oIiteDitraBe, brad Wtontag
WtDrget flrS 1ta0 3 llbr etre Se1ters6runit
aus, blr6 Sic inter SEN @dlten 6eS 6otels
etne Ydrtf Derrriadt ltno DaS Ge6en 0es
Gtnen bon t6nen lDgar in ernitltde 0efa6r
gebra9f tpur0e. 9a5 6otel lit etn 2zit0dt=
geS 6olsgebduoe bon 100 SUB Stefe ltno
60 SUB 6rDnt. 9aS Seuer entitalt6 unter
elmer Der Ireppet in etttem Oaltfen 6ell Dber
Gbnlt6em Matertal gum SitQen Don 8etten.
Die SeuerS6runit puroe ie6r i9nea 9el0i6t
uno Der S6aOe1t, ben ie Derrria6t, mtf
$1,000 bei6rdnft.
Son Sen, sur 53ett antpeIen6en 20 @Giten
gelang eS Gtnem nur nit genauer Itotb,
benz GrittGungstooe 5t %entrtnnen. Der
8etrefen0e, etn i6on beiabrter Wfann,
tpurbe tn ietnem 3tmnter pom 3alt6 beiz
na6e ~itberpdltigt un0 muBte, alS Die Seler>
tpeDr tDn faltO, bur6'S Teniter ms Sreie
gebra6t peroetr. Ser 8eiiBer 6e5, crit
fitr5lt0 1telt altS9eftatteten 0otelS lit Semi.
Wtalt5D.
Die Seltertpebr 9la1bte, baB 6as 6alt8 III
8rano geitedt tpur6e, penni9on Ser ,3ped
oteier ru6loien 5bat ntdt guns tlar eritdtz
lt6 lit. Dem 8erne6ntert nnd) ipQ Die
Stanbar6 G6eater Gomp. ftG felt ldngercr
Belt i6on, iebo6 Derge6lt6, um lleberlalz
Jung bes @rlutDitiidS bebufs Grrt9tung
etneS 8aditeingebGubeS, bemorben baben,
Der an benz 6ol5bauie angert9tete S6abeu
lit bur6 Geritderltng geOeft.
0aS @ebdube umfaBt 0te Nummern 120,
1909, 122 unb 1874 9. 6alitebitraBe. Die
Gtnrt6tung Ser v@cltpie Qaun6rp" tpurDe
nm 800, bte Der ygfatiouol 2aun6rD" INT
$3.50 ul10 SO. so. 6en0erion's S9anttpirt6=
Of aft I'M 800 bei@G0tgt. Der Same 6eS
Gtgent6umS eites TbetleS 6es 2ogtrbouieS
lit ISM. Wf. Sutt6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
Gmtpfnnsmnt ne hefIf.

Girem olten Qr5te, Der Don Der 8rariS
6uruf9e5o9en lebt, Durbe burb einen oltinz
oil9en WtiilionGr bic 8el9reibuns zines
ei1fo3en De9etabilii6en 6eilmittels fir Die
l6nelle lIno bauer1oe 0eilIn9 pom 2l1lt9elt=
i9minDlu6t, 8ron6itis, Gdtarrb, Qit6ma
unO allen 0als= unO 2tn9enfranfbetten alIS=
9ebdnOi9t. 2tu9 ein Mittel fir poiitipe,
roDitale 6eilun9 Don 9terpenl1mG9e utD
alien gternenfranfbeiten. gta6oem Der 0ofz
tor Die pun0erboren 9eiltrGfte in tauieuo
SGlen erprobt bate, era6tete er es fir feline
Pflt9t, oas Nftttel Ieineu leioenoen Otitz
meni3en befdnnt SIT maiden. Son bieiem
Motip ntb gSuni9 9etriebeu, bonbelte er.
SD lenbe bieleS yte5ept gang foitenIrei oil
Mue, Die eS wiil1i6en in beuti6er, eueliI9er
ober fran5oiider Sprade, nit potter Anmeiz
Jung Der 0erlteQun9 uno oes gebrau9s.
Senbe Noreiie ultb 0rieimarfe, be5te6e did
ellt oieie l3eitung ltno I'D ienoe es iOfort. gS.
". 9topeS, 149 Yotpers 8lod, &o9eiter, N.Y.
1Sof19n1 tam
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
Ser Meaen SeftQirt sa,,re,,.

9ielG, lpenI III notarli9er Wtenge pOrGanoeiI unN
nu9t hnrd6 Sale oerIDlebtert, perri6ten lire @rbeit
bel ber 8erbanun9 uuo 8lut6iIbun9. a6er Die llnna=
tiirIife Sdure, ipelbe aus Der l1ufdbi9feit oesItagens,
bic emlpfangene SpeiIc IN Grnd6rlHgsmittel nm5Is
Donbeln entitebt, 1T Der gr5euger npn Sldbungen
NIB Sobbrenne1. ioefDe Die ard[enoTten SDHtptOrne
Der nnDerbanIi9teit Iin0. Ser bette @ertilger BON
Bldbuiee1 1T 8 Of tettcr's sc a9enbttters. So
lit oiel mirtIamer ais garbpnat BON SOba, NtagneIia
Dber altaliiGe Salse. 9iefe fblpdben INNER ben
Mageu Obne Oauer1oe gelierling 81 betpirten. &ein
Mann pber 2geib nit 9rpnifber 1nperoanli9teit Bee
battet lnb beBbal6 nerO6s. fam I'M pollen 8eiiB Der
bon Der gtatir g%eitatteten &~raftfiille ieilt. gtuS oieiem
Srunoe trdftiQt unb regnlirt Guer SDitern uuo ibiiset
Gn1 6abur9 nur Wiolarta, 8beumatismns unb anoes
zen ernitli9en &rantbeiteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
9ramotiS@er gelbHntnrS,

9uf etne branatii6e 8eiie bat ii6Treitaa
Wtorgen @mt1 S6ulB, eth SEQ. 127 IS.
9tn5teitr. tpobnen0er W%telfingpolirer, it
@e9e11ip0rt ietner Satin llro Todter tu's
Senietts bef0rOert. S6ulb bate Sic Iebte
ISOLDE btnour6 1munterbrDhen Dem
S6napsluff ob9ele9en un6 ba btes bel ibrt
o%1rcbots feline Seltenbeit tnar, Gerr1dte in
letnem SauSbalt balb sic arensenloieite
Qrmutb. @eftern Wtorgen I'M 5 ll6r er6ob
1t6 Der ldon balb Derritdte Mtann 1t16 ber>
lan9te bon ietner Sral, tbn Sdnaps at
bolen: Muf bic 9lnttport, es Iet feit Sent
@elo i'm 6auIe, begab er it6 fort, Inn nad
elmer Stunbe leim3ufe6ren. Sine Tlalde
DerporlangenD, lebte CT 6teie nit ben @orten
an ben Wfltno: u9ies, meme 6rau un6
11et1 &tno, lit metn lebter Trllnt! 9as
@lenb bat Elm @nbe. &ebt pobl!" Gdulb
bate glet6 barauf 6en in StrDGnin be-
lte1enOen Snbalt Der Slai6e geleert un6
tpent9e Secunoen lpGter mar er cine Qeide.
SIM Staotetnnebmerse9[m t tpur6en inn
bortgen Wtonat $5225.O fir 2tcensen 1n6
$25O1,9O fir SauerlaubntBs @ebabren bers
%etnll1bntt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

Sen groobpap berabipasieren 1T gang anz
9enebm, menn man it6 wobl fiiblt, un6 t.
X fiiblte it6 mobler BENT je, ais fem
Srelnb ibn fra9te, 1uie ct jenen ar9en 9uitelt
10 l9nel los9eporben lei. veSa. mein
Sun9e," la9te T., bas babe iD G. M. D.
81 oanfen!" Sein Sreunb mo9te germ nil
fen, mas G. M. d. bebeItete. @r 1puBte, baB
es nibt cine r@ute Men9e Oottoren" beiBen
fonnte; benn T. X bate es nit ei1tem
Snbeno per9ebens probirt. SD bab'S, ("
logte Ell, 9erooe ben Nd9el auf ben &opf tref=
tent, On meinit DR.. Yierce'S Golden Me-
befuns), pber 1pie n1ein Srelub J-eS INNER
beiBt: r@oloene Meooiae Dafiir." Sci
9potbeter1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
@ie ei1t Bltknr0bI

aus beiterem 9intutel f6lue bas Grideinen beg
rRettmn8S >9Gnfer" in Die geiben Der ArocIalber.
"0as @t9af=e6eeren 1T oOrbei !" ianImertsl rSte
tEGsG1n,snt steo '9as bb mt 5 59rsm b c]la 1lDs Se g gSn1pe4 ptr.
i~alsenl" flagten Die 5obrifanten iogenannter elettri.
{der WtttteI nnb Stirtel, r98ir limb p%erloren!% erfl9n9
es anf ber gai5en 2irte Der 0erfa1er pertbloier Bic
der, prablerii9er uebi3inii6er Nn5etgen NIB onoerer
Wrsbeuter. @arum? Metl Der p~9tettunQs Anfer"
nit perni1teuber Stbdrte bag Sretben Oteler bnntlen
G~brenm61tner ertbitat. 1nD be1t on Wtannesl1tpdd)e
1nb an @eI6lebtStranf6eit 2eibenber ben rt1tinn1i
Wea str 5ulfe 5eigt. Sas portreFfltde Bud, $50
@eiter 1pi+ rieleR le9rreiben gilbern, mira fiir IS
geuts III Ypitmorten jrei unb ior9lom berpadt pers
fonbt. @%breIfire: 0entibes 5eilinftitnt5 II Clinton
Ser 81 etfungs:anfern 1T aud bur9 beu8I@.
bonoel beg SIZE uuo %nsIanoes 51 be5Iepeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
8otcMte>

SoIgen6e 9atente tpurben fir bic am 20.
WtGr3 1887 enotgenbe @o6e BON Ser Ser.
ct. Batent@Sf Office an peitlt9e @rftnber Derz
abfolgt, tpte beri6tet bur6 Mnt. $. Cot,
8atent>Qtntpalt, 3im1ner 68 metropolitan
8lod, (N. IS. Gde Ga Gallez u1to 9fanz
boIpbitraB0, G6icago.
Gbica9o.
d3uder9ebGf= Sobrifation - 6. o. MOfiot.
MISUNDERSTANDING zllbr-G. 6. Colby.
Gpeile1pQllerz8 orpGrmer-@. 6. GpIbp.
8ilberletitenzG g oblone-8. 8. 6arrel.
&otirenber Yflug-G. 81. Softer.
Selfonne nit OfeBporri6tung-S. 2.@eter.
Refor6iren0e gSQooe-S. 6Grrtion.
NGbntai6ine-6. 6. 6opttns.
3uian1menle9bare 8ettlteQe-Q. g. &eIog9.
Gte9eli0loB-S 81. &irbp.
AbfluBrOBren : Gerbinbung - g. S. Wc=
WabOn.
Observation-Disclosures. $. &e6iuston.
@tIer1bobnmo9eH : Brelnle = S. 9. SblI7
nader.
Gleftrii6e 8remIe-G. 8. @perrD.
@rntental 6tne-S. s. Ste1parb.
&c9ulator fir Spielbolen-@. S1elr.
Suincis.
BHu9-S. 6. @Iad, Nlton.
SdnDl6ub-S. 8lomitront, Gpdfor6.
Surnoppardte-G. 8rultner, Yerl1.
G99e-Ql. 8priugton, &o6ele.
Artonottl9er Sellerl0l6er S. Glapp,
Gponiton.
9orrnreint9un9sz Dtoi3tne-T. 6. 0apis,
Gn9lemoob s 8. Qberle, Chicago.
3uriidltrabler fir Glettril9e 3dmpen-@.
IS. Oorprtu0 Sc 81. upbam, QSeorid.
@a9enleiter-&. 9. &bmor0S, Moumoutb.
&egeul6irm-T Salts, Gomonba.
SGge-S. 6erlbep, Menoole.
&ulttpator-S. 8. Sn9erioQ, Sprejt Gitp..
8ieg=Wtal9ine -Wt. &ennebp, 6e9emil9.
@erfSeu9 gum 8tegen pou 8ogenitangeu-
80. Sen1eOp. 6e9ewiib.
SQgemiiblen=Gorri9tun IS. S. Strip,
Wtoltne.
8orren=a uloOe=@ g. rri9tuns-G, 9e8GOnO,
Solicit.
8leiftft=G 6Grfer-@. Sc. Qemts Sc SIS.
gomma1t, 2amoiQe.
S6loB-G. 81. llblmant, GeortG.
@tscumT,t.
GtiiBe-0. s. 8arltes, Sort Qtftn on.
@lepator-@. 8. Bergen, WtilDalltee.
&ortprele-T. 90. @roule & 81. s. 9e1ptS,
Goctne.
Maisi6neiber-R. @obfrep, @alwort@.
Statblammler g 4o%tente)-&. &bite9tu,
Wtilpa1fee'
@aa9e-6. 6. Siiber, &ple6o.
0ettil-N. @tbion, Burlington.
StraBenpfloiter-O. 6arger, Oes Wtotues.
@etretbez gSoQqe-6. 6o0eeS, Scotia.
Yiano-S. s.. Gbeent, 0eS WtotneS.
@a9enfaltent6itr-S. 8. Q8ilep, 2tScontb.
gRtnmeIota.
G9mier=M pparat-&. g8. 6r19Sy 0ulutb:
@lasform-&. g. 81. 28itt, MinneapoltS.
SIM @an3en tuur6en fit obtge @o6e
altsgegeben 412 Yatente. % 3et6nun9elt
unb W%euiter. Oesigns.) q @ei6Gfts7
marfen CTrade Marks.) 6 @tiquettelt
Nabels.) 2 9atentsS orreftionen. (Reis-
sues.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

1tnfere 3ctienOen Mno GOrre=
ip0nOcttcn beit1cn 9e9cttlu6 rttg
ioI9euoe Stantcu:
SEER &erutatttt SreGS6ntiSt Die
Gtantett SS4totatta, WStdttgatt, Ohio,
YetttiDtOntt1 1tatS 9telu Dorf.
Sett SbcO. ScGttntttto ole Stdatett
SatnoiS tttto isis cDnftm.
SEER Grtit 9etttttm81prcn bic
Gtaatett 1tn0 SerrttOrten Nc=
braSfa, @Doutitt9, 1ttab, SS1DO,
Weuaoa ttttS GaIifnrttten.
SEER s. MttrttGer Sen Stnat Ga
%Iiforntett.
@err Stto Scttni,tsDpnett Die
Gtaatctt WttHOnrt, Sanf1S 1tttS GO=
1praoo4
SEER Sratts Stto ole Sta0tet SIt=
HOiS, SOpa, @iScOnitt Unto Wtist=
1tefOtn1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

@elpDbnlide 8Gusbeit i6reibt DOR, baB man
ieber Grtdltlln9 nnO iebem 6uiten prompte
Mlfmerfl amfeit i9ente, 1penn man Die erniten
@efabrell per1neiben min, Die nit tiefiibe,toen
2l119el1= 1tnb 6alStrantbetten %perbunben Ii1b.
limb Die all9enteine @rfabrlng Don bret Sc
nerationen weiit auf Or. Sopne's @rpec=
torant bin, ais etn perldBli9eS Wtittel in
ten, pelGes oaburb beionber5 niiblt6 lit,
baB es ben 6niten lpdert, Die @utSiinbuttg
~entfernt un6 bic atl1ten Spmptome por
Nitbma unb SrlitfeIentsiinOun9 erlei6tert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
sMwame wtdttttcr.

pel6e ibre poue Utonnesfraft unb gIoftz
ssaitat Oss Settles mieDsr gu srloGngen min.
eses1ofreaaO" III leien. Sas nit ' nielen
Sronfen9el1t9ten ~erlauterte rei6li9 aus
eeitattete &erf 9iebt @ufl9tuB iiber elm
ileues 6eilperfabren, mobur9 Gauienbe in.
nerbab ~tiir3eiter 3eit obne BerufsitOrun9
pouitGnbi9 interchangeable Duroen. 0et(z
perTabren ebenio einfo6 ais biui9. Seoer
iein eigeuer 2tr3t. S6tdt 25 @entS in
5tanlpS uno Sbr befommt bas Sud per-
liegelt unb franco su9ei9idt pom Der S,&Sris
O0t=SStttttf 1tta0 StSpettIarD"", is Sat
9ouiton Ctr, near groob1pop, gteu gort
Gitn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
Mrn 81 MIrnn nnn Np4rnit mih "a

@m. 81. @IGen nom Detroit, Mi6., iaot:
Bic mir pom einem meiuer beut19en 8efonnz
ten ennpfobleu wurben, baben Mid 10 l6neI
lt1b poutommen bon einem Ntogenii6el be-
freit llnb tb babe tbren @ebroltb 10 poll
itGnbig obne Die itblt9en lditigen 5ol9en ppn
N~bFitbrlnitfeln gefltnoen, baB i'd MIDI per-
onlaBt iebe, bteieS mlnberbare Wttttel @Qen
gu empfeblen, Die oil Wta9enz ltnb Ser
~baltun9Sbei6 lperben leiher, SD battle bic
Nnerfennl1lt9 Der &ortreffli6feit 6es MittelS
fir meilte EfIi3t nlrb bin OerieIben na9=
%Qefo1nmett."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
@nhcnfMait.
(s6luB BON ser crFcn @eite.)

tSbIuB oon Der crIte1 Sette)
linen tpuroen eiugebolt 1titb Derbaftet u1o
Der brittle flii6tete in bic rlifti6e @eianbtz
i6aft.
Die r1mdnii6e &esierrns bat ale bull
gariiden 6lit1tlinge in 8llfarelt berbaften
lalleu.
9tad6em Elm 6aufe @rieGen sic @obz
1,uugel ser a~merifaniiden WiiiionGre init
Steintpiirfen %an9egriffen bat, bat Der a1ne7
rifdnii6e @eianbte Die 8forte eriudt, sum
S6ube Der WtiIiionGre Elm &rtegsidtff na6
Smnrna su ididen.
Saut 0tadridten aus 8atabia iil16 alf
Gelebes erllite llnr1tDe1t auSgebrO6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

vg9ie iouen mir nit unIerer Sritbiobrsz un6
Gomnersarbeit fertig werOen 2 &tr itnO
0Ge eri60pft unb erutattet, ebe iie aniGngt.@
90 Ia9t matde Sorners= Sdrtilte. &tr ontz
luorten, 9e1t SIT eltrem @pptbeter unb sablt
finlf Collars fiir le6s Slal6en Don Nper,S
SariapariGo. Oas lit 9era6e bic @r5nei, Die
i6r brall1t, unb bic gltS9abe Sa5lt ii4 nit
RtltIessInien heinz.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

= 8iaD Gonners, Ser S6eilnabme an
Sem Boitraltb in WttnneapoliS bel6ulotgt,
tpurbe Wtttttpo6 BON Snipeftor &ibber BON
ct. 2ouis bierbergebradt uno Gonn1iiGr
6oDne peri6ob ietnen Sail bis nGditen
9ienitag, Sn Grmangelung BON $4,000
8itr9idaft murbe Corners int bem GountD2
gefdrtgniB untergebra9t. GonterS lit elmer
0er geriebeniten @inbreder. 9ls er in ct.
2oltS perbaftet tpurbe, iagte er BEN 8eame
ten, baB ietne 6al1bta16e, Die in ietner
Sobnung OIL SlipeitraBe lei, 9pnantt ent1
battle, ltno ba III Dem 6auie &inoer 1eien, 10
lolle man lieber Die 3ai6e IN Si6er9ett
brtlt9et. Die 8eamten fanoen in Der
Gai0e ipirfli0 0pnamtt ul1b cine 9lnsabl
@tnbre6ertperfSeuge. 0as 9pnamtt tpurbe
IN ben SluB 9etporfen. @onnerS itelt ATE
Wfitid)ulO an benz 8pitroube in Qlbrepe ulo
%bebauptet, ben galtsen CONNER in Chicago
gepelen at lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
Staot Cbita9o.
bs% 9te1tnsi0 Sa0e 1T Gmropa.-

TX Telllt5TU S0Be ~ WWr0P1.-
Die urtter 6ieicu1S iteL im ygSeften" per0ffents
Iid)ten ittereiidntet 9tetiei6ilberungen bes
6rn. @aibiugton SEEING ftnb, einem biel@
fab 9~edltBerten 8unide 5ufolge, in elmer
baltern6eren Sorm ais 8u6 eri6ienelt, baS
fir Ben billigen Greis bDlr 80 Gents int 0er
Office Der ISL. StaatS3eitmn9" unb burd
Hrlierc N9ei1tcn sI baben lit. gu 9rdlnien
bere6tigte 9eier beS v@o6enblattS" pDer
bcS g@eitens" fonnen bas Bud an SteQe
elmer anberen 8rGntte 6e3te6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

Die 2%M8entetm beIiebtett 1tttS bes
fat11ttem GlaiG)embiere Oer GonraS
geiNp 8reiuiat0 So. Tnt0 SeSer=
90 a1ttt an etnpfeDGeet+ 8efteu1t1t0ett
bittct Mtaat Streft att Die 8raateret
AT Settoett+ enpnfo mitt II MD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
Gatss 1snIhertreFIid.

Is 8udepe GtraBe, Septot, Dbto.
Strait Sofephtne 2ecIair, bGLt 9r.
Mug1tt Sontg's Sauburger 8r1rittbee fir elm
gang ousge5et2retes DtitteI gegen 9uiten. STE
wiirbe feiI, aRoere5 9ebrGM6en ietbit 1peut ne
es 9ef9ent+ betontmen t0ttnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04

DIR. gierce's vFavorite Prescription
QieblitSSperorbnutg) tit bas bette &teoerz
be~riteaun9sntittel fit entfrGftete Srauen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
(si,,e ptSkItncsse tterperanSer,t,t

UlTEV
ertt9t CIT einet @altelt 1erbet. Die 5mlt
rBromn s 8ron9i6l&rp6es" Elm
.einfatDes rub lpirtlomeS Seilmittel ge9en ale
&ebleioen, l9neu gelinoert. Yrets 20 @ents
bic SCbo0btel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
g GAnnut Eoatt6&
<n A MBURGER
gsSD BRUST THEE
0e9en &mHem.
@iaere @eweiie.
ststa erfaIarei@ eaaetuanht.

SEetS erf6IGreib GtgeSuaunf.
GGe Staple & 9Etnes Str, Ro6eFer, q. g..
Serr S. 8ittnta an renbet ftetS Or. 9usuf1
&0ntg'S Sornburger 8ruittbee nit ben befter
ErfoI9en 9egen @uiten on uro entpiiebft betT
Bebrall9 6tefes Ebees ais elm gang 0Issesei9S
netes 9u5tenbeitmitteI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
PEaFg eFprabf.

SRSF9 eFprabE.
800 glaittzStr., Cincinnati, ..
Ser @eor9e 8eber, elmer 5erbebeuteuA
fen RauTeute Der GtGSt, beridtet, bag erf6on
perfdiebentIi6 bic por5ii9Ii6en Gtgenf9eften
non Sr. &nguft &1ris's 9Gu1burgeT 8rHftbee
9eseW SnfteI erprobt babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
GHhIi@ ban GtfaIB sefrGnt.
ct. 2Duis, 1o.

Serr George aofiutb, 0berfeIner is
Sranf Martin'S gleftauront, 3O2 GInr@Strabe,
bate neuli9 eiren beftiser @uiten 9InFal,
fpeIder linn DieI Sit idaffct rteGte. @r mantle
enbIi9 Or. Muguit &0nig's 9Grtburger Brrits
thee On, peI@er i'm uieoer pouftdnbis beiIte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-04-04
q ehsTraigsnae @irFams.
sanfas GitD, $40.

-FF-FFTT" - -FFV
g[s ib Dor einigen S6breu an einem beftigeR
6uItsn lit, nabm i'd iteine 53ufL,tht gu Sr.
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The Osceola times., 1887-02-12
BOLD CRIMINALS.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 4.-The most
daring and successful attempt ever
made in this vicinity to rescue a
prisoner occurred early this morning
on the Cleveland and Pittsburg ex-
press, which left this city at I1:25
last night for Cleveland. Capt. Hoh-
ne and Detective Hulligan of Cleve-
land having received requisition,
determined to return to Cleveland
last night with the prisoner, Harry
McMunn, who was accused of hav-
ing been concerned in the recent
extensive fur robbery in that city.
Securely handcuffed the prisoner
was placed on board the train at the
outer depot in Allegheny. At ALI.
ance Eve men boarded the train and
took seats near the prisoner. In q
few minutes the express continued
On it. course. A. Revenna the FIVE
men arose suddenly from their seats
and drew reyolvers on the officers.
Their quick action gave them the
drop on the officers. Ore of the men
demanded the prisoner, but instead
of complying with the request the
officers jumped to their feet and tired
to draw their revolvers. They were
too late, and the five men opened
fire on them. Capt Hohne retreated
to the centre of the aisle with bull
lets in his shoulders and thigh, AS
he fell the gang jumped on him and
kicked him until he lay as still
as death. When the firing FIRST
commenced Detective Hulligan re.
ceivsd several bullets in the body.
He tottered and fell insensible in a
seat, and was then kicked until his
head split open. The few passengers
that we're in the smoking car became
terrorized and hid under the seats.
The alarm spread to other cars, and
the train men hurried, for.
ward where a fIightful scene met
their gaze. Stretched out hut few
feet apart were the bodies of Detec-
tive Hulligan and Capt. Hohne. The
floor was covered with blood and the
seats in the car near where the shoot
ing had occurred were pierced and
shattered by bullets. The prisoner
and his rescuers disappeared in the
excitement, having jumped from the
train, and all trace of them was lost
in the dark. The Ravenna police
were notified and n posse started a
once to scour the country. The in
jured men were made as comfortable
as possible, then taken to Cleveland,
arriving there about 8 o'clock this
morning.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-12

Unfortunate acouaintances

=. CnioItuuato dCludiutdnCcS u.
Marriage. 9. Single life. 7. Disincli-
nation to work. 8. Lending or bor-
rowing (say which). 8. Unpopular
views (politicaD; unpopular views
(religious). 10. Tobacco lin what
form). IL. General incapacrty. 10.
Other causes. General remarks" If
it was possible to get many answers
to these queries, the tables made
therefrom would be very interesting.
But, of course, we know in advance
the particular evil which overshad-
ows all others. 1t will be found that
the love of strong drink was rhe
cause of most of the failures in life.
That is the giant evil of the age, and
the one which good men and women
everywhere should try to overcome.
Hence, the immense progress in the
movement to prohibit Intoxicating
drinks. 1t is estimated that il the
ssme percentage of increase obtains
in the next six years as has been
shown in the past six years, that, by
1892, temperance ticket would re.
ceive a two-thirds vote of the Amer
ican people.-Demorest's Monthly
for February.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-12

A proposition has been made by
the lesees of the penitentiary, which
has been Incorporated in Bill for
the consideration of the General As.
'embly requesting authority to trans
port state convicts at their own ex-
pense from the counties where con.
victed, and in order to employ the
convicts inside tho penitentiary walls,
to erect = suitable building in which
to begin the manufacture wagons,
&C., the building. to. o.become the pro-
perty Of the state the state being
only required to furnish the necsssa-
ry machinery to Gerry on the work.
In view Of the widespread dissat-
isfaction in the past, on the part of
toe laboring classes, who have to
compete with this convict labor, this
proposition seems As reasonable as
the nature of the case can we'll be
made, unless the state should decide
to keep her convicts in idleness. 1t
really makes but little difference
what convicts are employed at; if
they are made to labor at all, they
are bound to compete with some
class Of labor. Therefore it is
the part of wisdom, and in accord
with a. ! craftsmanship to employ
them within the walls Of the peni-
tentiary, out OF sight, so that if felt,
the competition will not be seen.
Some men, aad especially the strik-
ing working men of the present day,
are like shying horses, on whom it is
necessary to put blind-bridles to keep
them from kicking as every object
they see along the road.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-12

The forthcoming issue OF The
MEMPHIS SUNDAY TIMES February
l3) will contain a sketch Of the Bat
tie OF Fort Donaldson, fought Feb.
1915, 1882. These war Sketch
will be a special feature of THX
TIMES IN the future, as they arc hav.
ing an illustrated series prepared
by well.kuown writers and will pub.
lish them on their 25th anniversary
The series for 1887 will comprise all
important battles fought in 1862
The sketch of Fort Donelson will be
followed by the Battle of Shiloh.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-12
The Government Works
at OsceOla.

The editor of this paper recently
received from some friends at Osce-
ola; who are connected with the gov
ernmert works at that place; a letter
which indicate very bad state of af-
fairs and If half that is stated be true
it would not be amiss for the govern
ment to send down an inspector to
look into matters at once.
1t claims the incompetency Of
those in charge is so manifest that
the econ my desired by the govern
ment is lost. The master mecha lir
in charge not being a practical me
chanic aud not capable Of "setting
an eccentric on steamboat slide
valve engine" renders his services
an UNI ce 'sary expense to the gov
ernment.
We have not space to devote to
the entire letter OF grievance, but
will quote a portion as follows:
"To laborers it is as bad if not worse
than any corporation in the country.
Men have been encouraged to re-
main here since last October with the
promise Of employment soon, and it
is now nearly the last of January and
very few of them have been employ
ed yet-and those who have been
are fed worse than is common in our
prisons. Now We think that if the
United States government cannot
feed the workmen in her employ as
well as she does her soldiers she had
better stop employing them to dc
the work"
A terrible effort is made toward
econo'nizing(0 in starving lot oi
hardworking devils to death, giving
them small salaries and paying big
salaries to incompetent mechanics to
boss Jobs they know no more abou,
than ten year old boys, and the bes,
OF everything to eat and drink
We hope better state OF affair:
will be brought about somehow and
and if we can do anything toward it.
accomplishment we will with pleas
ure.-CHot Spring Sentinel.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-12
FAILURE IN LIFE.

This is . great age for statistics.
Ingenious and laborious collectors
have been hard at work piling up
figures on al manner of subjects
but an eccentric journalist in Eng
land is trying to 6nd out from actu.
al data what has been the cause OF
the greatest number Of failures in
life. He had addressed tens of thou.
sands of circulars to unfortunates,
who have drawn blanks in the great
lottery, to see if they can throw any
light upon the evil that has befallcn
them. The following is the inquiry:
ITO what causes do you attribute
your failure in life? |, -, Of,
profession, attribute my failure
in life to the following causes: l.
Drink (say what drink. 2. Gambling
lturf, cards, or what). g. Dishonesty.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-12

EVERY Arkansian should keep
posted as to what is being done by
the General Assembly of the State
AS will be seen by reference to the
advertisement Of the Little Rock Ga.
zette, it proposes to supply this de-
mand. Subscription will be reciev'
ed at this office for the Gazette and
the TINES one year for $500. Bring
in the money and let US send for II
at once.
The Osceola times., 1887-02-12

TmE prospectus Of the Memphis
Weekly Appeal, will be found else
where. This staunch and reliable
journal is Offering special induce
nents to yearly subscribers in the
in the shape of Pocket Atlas Of the
World, very handy and useful lit
tie book, worth the money asked for
years subscription, 81 90.